The Planning Commission consists of five citizen volunteers appointed by the Selectboard and created under the authority of 24 V.S.A. § 4325. The function of this Commission is long range planning, which includes development and maintenance of the Town Plan and land use regulations, and regulatory authority to issue permits and hear appeals. The Planning Commission may undertake studies and make recommendations regarding future development. Final action on any plans, policies, and regulation developed by the Commission is taken by the Selectboard.
Members
Jon McCann (Chair), James Seward (Vice Chair), Lisa Terreri (Secretary), Stephen Michel, Brigid Sullivan
Meetings
The Mount Holly Planning Commission meets monthly on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. on Zoom.
How to access the remote Regular Meeting
By telephone: Dial +1 929-205-6099. When prompted enter the Meeting ID: 822 9342 3510 and Passcode: 396076
By computer, smartphone, or tablet: Download Zoom meeting software. Join meeting and if prompted enter Meeting ID: 822 9342 3510 and Passcode: 396076
If you wish to make a public comment but do not have the ability to comment remotely during the meeting, please email your comment(s) to [email protected].
Please see agenda for the connection details for special meetings.
Meeting Agendas
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes Archive
Contact us
Email: [email protected]
Forms
Regulations and Ordinances
- Flood Hazard Area Regulations – Adopted 2008-06-24
- Subdivision Regulations – Adopted 1998-03-03
- Building Construction Registration Ordinance – Adopted 1995-03-14
Documents
- Rules of Procedure Adopted 2020-11-11
- Mount Holly Natural Heritage Element Inventory and Assessment
- Mount Holly Town Plan, adopted by the Select Board on October 9, 2018 and approved by the Rutland Regional Planning Commission
Helpful Information
Do you need a permit? Please check the State of Vermont Requirements Guide.
Mount Holly Planning Primer: The 5 documents listed below were prepared by LandWorks of Middlebury and were distributed and discussed at the fall 2003 public participation events. They can be viewed using Adobe Acrobat. If you do not have this installed on your computer, click here.